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Table of Contents
Table of Contents............................................................................................................1
1. The Basic Applications of Kingsoft Writer................................................................ 10
1.1. Introduction to Kingsoft Writer..................................................................... 10
1.2. The Basic Operations of Kingsoft Writer....................................................... 10
1.2.1. Writing................................................................................................10
1.2.2. Moving and Copying Text or Objects..................................................10
1.2.3. Deleting Text or Objects..................................................................... 12
1.2.4. Undoing and Redoing......................................................................... 12
1.2.5. Selecting Text and Objects................................................................. 13
1.2.6. Smart Labels for Text Pasting..............................................................16
1.2.7. Setting the Background Color.............................................................17
1.2.8. Automatic Capitalization at the Beginning of a Sentence..................18
1.2.9. Switching Skins................................................................................... 19
1.2.10. Activating Kingsoft Office................................................................. 21
1.2.11. Switching among Multiple Files by the Unique Tab Feature............ 23
1.2.12. Hiding and Showing the Toolbar......................................................25
1.3. The Application Menu................................................................................... 25
1.3.1. The New Option in the Application Menu......................................... 26
1.3.2. The Open Option in the Application Menu........................................ 27
1.3.3. The Save Option in the Application Menu......................................... 27
1.3.4. The Save As Option in the Application Menu.....................................28
1.3.5. The Print Option in the Application Menu......................................... 31
1.3.6. The Print Preview Option in the Application Menu........................... 32
1.3.7. The Send E-mail Option in the Application Menu..............................32
1.3.8. The File Information Option in the Application Menu....................... 32
1.3.9. The Backup Management Option in the Application Menu.............. 34
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7.2.12. Windows.........................................................................................201
8. The Section Tab...................................................................................................... 203
8.1. Section Functions........................................................................................ 203
8.2. Page Number...............................................................................................204
8.3. Header and Footer...................................................................................... 204
If you want to move the text or object, click cut and move the contents to the
clipboard.
If you want to copy the text or object, click copy and copy the contents to the
clipboard.
(2) Move the insertion point to your desired location.
(3) Click paste.
This method is suitable for a long-distance (file to file) copy or move. For the
short-distance alternative, you can use the mouse directly (this is perfect for moving
and copying within the window).
1.2.2.1. Moving Text or Objects Using the Mouse
To move text or objects using the mouse:
(1) Using the mouse, highlight the text you want to move, shown as follows:
(2) Move the selected content to a new location and release the mouse:
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the Redo function, The methods are as follows (choose one of them):
To select a sentence or a word: double click the mouse on the sentence or word
you wish to select.
To select a line: place the cursor to the left of text, when the pointer changes to an
arrowhead, click.
To select several lines: place the cursor to the left of the text, click, and drag the
cursor to the end of the last line you wish to select, then release the mouse.
To select a paragraph: double click to the left of the text that you want to select.
To select any size of text: place the cursor at the beginning, and click and drag the
cursor to the end of the desired passage, then release.
When you wish to select the entire text either press <Ctrl+A> or go to the Editing
section of the Home tab and choose Select All in the Select tab. Furthermore, when
the cursor is at the beginning or the end of the desired passage, press
<shift+ctrl+end> or <shift+ctrl+home> and you can select all the following or
above text.
If you wish to cancel selecting choose any one of the following options:
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Shift
Shift
Shift
Shift
CtrlShift
CtrlShift
CtrlShift
CtrlShift
ShiftHome
ShiftEnd
ShiftPageUp
ShiftPageDn
CtrlShiftHome
CtrlShiftEnd
CtrlA
Table 1.2- 1 Table explaining the keyboard instructions for text selection
If you want to select several objects, press Shift and click on every object you
wish to select.
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Kingsoft Writer offers three ways to paste: formatted text, matching the current format,
and unformatted text.
When you select Formatted text, is that when you presses <Ctrl + V> key
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When the user selects the Matching the current format, is that when the user
presses <Ctrl+V> key combination, by default, paste content by "the current text
format where the cursor stays .
When the user selects the Unformatted text, it indicates that when the user
presses <Ctrl + V> key combination, by default, paste the contents by the
Unformatted text .
(3) If you choose the color blue, the effect should look like this:
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, and
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During the installation process of Office 2013, you can choose a skin from the left list,
and press Next in the following steps to finish installation. In this way, the three
components of Writer, Spreadsheets and Presentation will apply the same interface
youve chosen here. See below:
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If you want to apply another interface after the installation of Office 2013, you can
easily switch to another within the Office programs. Take Writer 2013 for example you can switch skins by the following steps:
(1) In Writer 2013, click the Switch UI icon
(2) Select a different skin from the current one and press OK. You will need to restart
the program to see the change.
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Tips:
Under 2013 style interface, you can press the <Alt> shortcut key to bring up the
Classic menu, which is shown under the main toolbar. Press <Alt> again to hide it.
This menu style is also available by clicking the arrow beside the program icon. See
below:
purchase our product and complete the payment, you will receive an email confirming
your order with a license code. The code is composed of five groups of alphanumeric
codes, which are connected with hyphens. One product key can be used to activate
three PCs.
To install and activate Kingsoft Office 2013, follow the steps below:
(1) Run the installer and follow the instructions in the wizard to start installing
Kingsoft Office 2013 to your computer.
(2) In the third step of the installation wizard, enter the product serial number you
have purchased.
(3) Press Next in the following steps. After the installation is completed, your office
2013 is successfully installed and activated.
To add serial number to Office 2013, follow the steps below:
(1) If you already have Office 2013 free trial version installed, then simply open one
of the three Office components: Writer, Spreadsheets or Presentation.
(2) Click the Help button to open the Product Management Center.
(3) Click the Add button to enter your product key and click OK to finish.
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The ability to create document tabs not only allows the user to easily see what
documents they have opened but also, most importantly, saves the users time and
ultimately allows the user more time to think about what to write rather than where to
find a certain document.
Users can organize the order of tabs by clicking and dragging a document tab to its
desired location, which gives the user control on how to prioritize tabs based on each
ones importance.
1.2.11.2.Close File Tabs by Double Clicking
Kingsoft Office's tab feature is built to save users time, quickly close the window by
double clicking on the desired tab or create a new blank document by right-clicking,
pressing the shortcut key <Ctrl+N> or even pressing the tab for a new page as you
would on a normal browser.
1.2.11.3.Save All Tabs in One Click
Right clicking on the tab allows some quick functions including Close Window, Save,
Save All, Save As, Close Other Windows, Close All, and Open Folder which is a
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more practical way of saving work, it avoids a situation where a user is not sure what
documents are open and may have to re-check or in rare circumstances save the
document under the wrong name.
The interface Kingsoft Office offers is for the best convenience of the user and this
feature alone saves time, has improved functionality and usability compared to other
less innovative office suites. It eliminates everyday problems that a user may
encounter when working with other word processors, spreadsheet software and
presentation programs like Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
1.2.12. Hiding and Showing the Toolbar
By clicking the Hide the Toolbar icon
Writer main interface. The Application menu includes the following functions: New,
Open, Save, Save As, Print, Print Preview, Send E-mail, File Information,
Backup Management, Help, and so on. See below:
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New Blank Document: select this option to create a new blank document.
New from Other Templates: select this option to open the Templates dialog box
as shown below:
You can choose preferred templates from the General, Business, Daily Life,
Education, Letters and Faxes, and Personal tabs. Click the OK button to create a
new document by the chosen template.
New From Default Template: Select this option to create a new document by the
default template ( a blank document here).
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Choose the intended document in the Open dialog and click the Open button at the
right bottom to open the document.
Tips: You can also open the intended document by clicking the Open icon
at the
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As you can see, you can save the current document as Kingsoft Writer Document,
Kingsoft Writer Template, Microsoft Word 97-2003 Document, Microsoft Word
97-2003 Template, Microsoft Word 2007/2010 Document, and Other Formats.
The steps are as follows:
(1) By choosing any one of them, you can open the Save As dialog box shown as
below:
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(2) Enter the name you prefer for the current document in the File name text box and
choose the document type in the Save as type drop-down list.
(3) Click the Save button to complete the operation.
(4) If you want to cancel the operation, click the Cancel button or click the red cross
at the top right corner of the dialog box.
(5) By clicking the Encryption button at the bottom right, you can open the Security
tab in the Options dialog box. Shown as below:
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(6) You can set the security related setting here, such as the Document password,
Reenter password, Password to modify, etc.
(7) Click the OK button to complete the operation.
You can also export the current document to PDF document. The steps are as follows:
(1) Choose the Export to PDF option in the Save As tab. The Export Adobe PDF
File dialog box will open and show as below:
(2) In the Save to section, choose the location where you want to save the current
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document.
(3) In the Export options section, select the preferred options.
(4) Click the OK button to complete the operation.
1.3.5. The Print Option in the Application Menu
To print the document, the steps are as follows:
(1) Click the Application Menu icon to open the drop-down list and choose the Print
option. The Print dialog box will open and show as below:
(2) In the Printer section, you can choose the preferred printer in the Name
drop-down list.
(3) In the Page range section, you can choose the range of the document which you
want to print. You can also enter the specific pages you prefer in the Pages text box in
the required format.
(4) In the Copies section, choose the number of copies in the roll-down list. Choose
the Collate check box and the document will be print one copy after another.
(5) Click the OK button to print the document.
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Choose the Encryption option and you can open the Security tab in the Options
dialog box as shown in Figure 1.1-6. Then you can set the security related setting here,
such as the Document password, Reenter password, Password to modify, etc.
Click the OK button to complete the operation.
Set the properties of the document, the steps are as follows:
(1) Choose the Properties option and open the dialog box shown as below:
(2) In the General tab, you can see the basic information of the document, such as
Type, Location, Size, MS-DOS file name, Created time, Accessed time, Modified
time, etc.
(3) In the Summary tab, you can enter the information in the corresponding text box,
such as Title, Subject, Author, Manager, Company, Category, Keyword, and
Comments. Shown as below:
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(4) In the Custom tab, you can set the Name, Type, Value, and Property of the
document. Shown as below:
Management task window will open at the right side of the screen. Click the Backup
Management icon again to open the drop-down list, and then you can choose the
options listed there, namely New Document, Styles and Formatting, AutoShapes,
Selection Pane, and Restrict Editing. By choosing any one of them, the
corresponding task window will open and you can set preferred values there.
1.3.10. The Help Option in the Application Menu
Click the Application Menu icon to open the drop-down list. Choose the Help tab
and you can see the options listed in the Feedback and Production Information
section as shown below:
You can choose any of the options, namely Kingsoft Writer Help, Kingsoft Office
Homepage, Kingsoft Office Facebook, Check for Updates, Product Management
Center, and About Kingsoft Writer, to open the corresponding web pages and know
more about the Kingsoft Writer.
Tips: You can also click the Help icon
You can see a number of tabs at the left side of the dialog box. By choosing any one
of them, the corresponding tab will open at the right side where you can select or
deselect the check box to set the preferred values.
Click the red Exit icon at the bottom right or click anywhere in the document to close
the Application Menu.
To do what
Alt+F11
Displays VB editor
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Shortcut keys
To do what
Alt+F8
Alt+F9
Alt+Shift+1
Alt+Shift+2
Alt+Shift+3
Alt+Shift+4
Alt+Shift+5
Alt+Shift+6
Alt+Shift+7
Alt+Shift+8
Alt+Shift+9
Alt+Shift+a
Alt+Shift+Left
Alt+Shift+Right
Ctrl+=
Ctrl+A
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Shortcut keys
To do what
Ctrl+Alt+Left
Ctrl+B
Ctrl+C
Ctrl+D
Ctrl+E
Ctrl+Enter
Ctrl+F
Ctrl+F1
Ctrl+F9
Ctrl+G
Ctrl+H
Ctrl+I
Ctrl+J
Ctrl+K
Ctrl+L
Ctrl+N
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Shortcut keys
To do what
Ctrl+O
Ctrl+P
Ctrl+R
Ctrl+S
Ctrl+Shift+,
Ctrl+Shift+.
Ctrl+Shift+=
Ctrl+Shift+F9
Ctrl+Shift+J
Ctrl+Shift+N
Ctrl+Shift+Tab
Ctrl+Tab
Ctrl+U
Ctrl+V
Ctrl+W
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Shortcut keys
To do what
Ctrl+X
Ctrl+Z
F1
F12
F7
Shift+Alt+-
Shift+Alt+=
Shift+Alt+down
Shift+Alt+Enter
Shift+Ctrl+Enter
Shift+Ctrl+F5
Inserts bookmark.
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Shortcut keys
To do what
Shift+Enter
Shift+F9
Ctrl+Shift+C
Ctrl+Shift+V
Ctrl+Shift+G
F9
Shift+
Shift+
Ctrl+]
Ctrl+[
Ctrl+Home
Ctrl+End
Ctrl+Backspace
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Shortcut keys
To do what
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Matching current format: paste by "the current cursor position in text format";
Paste special: you can select the paste format based on your requirements, for
example, data of Kingsoft Writer, Formatted text (RTF), HTML format,
Unformatted text, etc.
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(3) The cursor will change into the format painter shape
(4) Move the cursor to the text or paragraph that you wish to change the format of,
and select it.
Tip: If need to use format painter continuously, you can double click the Format
Painter button
font size from the pull-down menu. You can also select any size between 1 and 1638
in the Font size pull-down menu.
In addition, you can click the
button and
The
The
button can transfer the selected text into small letters above the text baseline.
The
button can transfer the selected text into small letters below the text baseline.
The
button offers two emphasize marks. Click the arrow to select either a strike
button can underline the selected text. Click the arrow to select different
button can change the color of the selected text. Click the arrow to select
button can highlight the selected text. Click the arrow to select different
highlight colors.
2.2.2. Altering the Case
To alter the case you need to:
(1) Select the word that you want to change;
(2) Open the Home tab and click the arrow beside the Phonetic Guide icon
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Choose the Change Case option. The Change Case dialog box will open and show
as below:
the patterns and formatting of the selected text will be cleared and only plain text will
be left..
2.2.4. Character Shading
In order to shade characters simply:
(1) Select the applicable character;
(2) Open the Home tab and click the Character Shading icon
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For Chinese character and full-width symbol, number, and letter, you must only
select one character at a time.
For a half-width symbol, number, and letter, you can select at least two characters
at a time.
Open the Home tab and click the arrow beside the Phonetic Guide icon
. Choose
the Enclose Characters option. The Enclose Characters dialog box will open and
show as below:
Tip: After using, the icon will switch to Enclose Characters icon
(2) Select the appropriate style and click the OK button. you can execute this
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function to characters.
For example, to achieve the text "WPS ", the steps are as follows:
(1) Type in "WPS" and insert the brand symbol. Enter and select "R". Then click the
Enclose Characters option. Choose the Shrink text option and click the OK button.
(2) Select the edited symbol .
(3) Click the Superscript button
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As shown by the figure, you can adjust the Scale, Spacing, and Position of a
character in the Character Spacing menu.
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Among them, the Bullets and Numbering options can be used to organize and
present information clearly.
2.3.1.1. Inserting Bullet Points and Numbers for Paragraph
The steps to add bullets and numbering to a document are as follows:
(1) Open the Home tab and click the drop-down arrow of the bullet points icon
The bullet point option menu will open and show as below:
(2) You can choose one of the bullet point varieties from the list, or alternatively you
can open the Numbering menu by clicking the drop down arrow of the numbering
icon
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You can choose any form that you preferred in the four menus.
Tips:
To stop the automatic insertion of further bullets or numbers into a list, you can use
the Backspace key to delete the last bullet or number in the list.
2.3.1.2. Adding Bullet Points to Existing Text
In order to add bullet points to preexisting text you need to:
(1) Select the appropriate passage;
(2) Click the the drop-down arrow of the bullets icon in the Home tab and choose the
bullet point variety that you like. If there are no suitable bullet varieties, you can open
the Bullets and Numbering dialog box by clicking More Bullets option in the
bottom.
(3) The default option for bullet points in the menu is None and the Customize
button at the bottom right is gray and unavailable. Change this by choosing any bullet
points variety and clicking the Customize button. The Customize Bulleted List
dialog box will open and show as below:
Figure 2.35 The Bullets and Numbering dialog box and Customize Bulleted List dialog box
(4) You can establish the relevant settings in the Customize Bulleted List dialog box.
If you need a special symbol as bullet points, click the Character button, open the
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box. You can then select the number style that you prefer. Insert the desired number in
the Number Format text box shown as below:
(5) You can also click the More button and set the number position and text position.
Click the OK button to insert numbers to the selected paragraph.
2.3.1.4. Adding Outline Numbering
If you want to add outline number:
1) Choose More Numbering in the Numbering drop-down list in the Home tab.
2) Select the Outline Numbered tab, as shown below:
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3) Choose the desired list format. To use the Customize button, select a custom
format then click the Customize button at the right bottom of the Outline
Numbered tab.
4) Set outline numbering in the Customize Outline Numbered List dialog box.
5) Click OK to complete the process.
6) Insert list item and press the Enter key after each entry.
7) Place the insertion point after the list item, then press Tab or shift+tab. The list
item can then be adjusted to an appropriate level:
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Left (right) indent: every line of the paragraph is indented to the left (right).
decrease indent and increase indent in combination can produce nested pattern,
which is generally used to refer to the text.
First line indent: the first line of the paragraph is indented in order to differentiate
it with the previous paragraph.
Hanging indent: except the first line, all rows of the paragraph indent a certain
distance from the left margin.
There are several ways to indent a paragraph. You can use the tab button, paragraph
dialog box, the shortcut key, and the ruler to indent paragraphs. For example, click the
Decrease Indent icon
In addition, you can right-click the mouse and choose the Paragraph option. In the
Paragraph dialog box, select the Indents and Spacing option, and then you can set
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dialog box at the bottom right. Choose the View tab option. In the Formatting Marks
section, select or deselect the Paragraph Marks check box as necessary.
2.3.4. Adding or Changing Tab Stops
Tab stop is a term describing the location where the cursor stops after the Tab key has
been pressed. That is to say, when a tab stop is in place, you can immediately jump to
another position on the page by pressing the Tab key. In addition, you can use tab
stop to align your text into columns quickly and easily.
There are two types of tab stop: the default tab stop and the custom tab stop. The
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default tap stop is the left tab in the ruler which is automatically set. The default
spacing of two characters can be modified by the user. A custom tab stop is set up
manually. After a custom tab stop is being established, all the custom tab stops to the
left of the default tab stop are cleared. User can use the horizontal ruler or the Tabs
dialog box to set up tab stops.
2.3.4.1. Adding Leader Tab Stops
You can use the tab stops with leader, the steps are as follows:
(1) Place the cursor on a blank line;
(2) Click the Tabs icon
in the Home tab. The Tabs dialog box will open and show
as below:
(3) In the Leader tab, choose the appearance of the tab stop you prefer;
(4) Click the Set button, and then click OK. Notice that the Set button may be gray
and unavailable. Insert in the Tab stop position text box to start the Set button.
(5) Enter a word at the beginning of the line, press the Tab key, move insertion point
to tab that had been set, and a leader will appear in the left of insertion.
2.3.4.2. Adding Tab Stops
There is a Tab Marker button at the left end of the horizontal ruler. By clicking it,
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you can open a drop-down menu show as below. It includes Left Tab
Tab
, Center
(1) Click on the ruler where you want to set the tab stop, the proper tab will appear on
the ruler.
(2) By repeat the above steps, you can set different tab alignments.
(2) Press the Tab key, move the insertion point at the tab stops, and then enter the text
in this alignment.
Place the insertion point within the paragraph from which you want to remove the
tabs, the ruler will show the tab stops in the current paragraph. Place the cursor upon
the tab stop symbol that you want to remove, drag it off the horizontal ruler, and
release the mouse.
(1) Make sure the insertion point is in the paragraph from which you wish to remove
the tabs.
(2) Select the Tabs option and open the Tab dialog box.
(3) Click the Clear button or Clear All.
(4) Click OK to complete the operation.
2.3.5. Alignment
Kingsoft Writer offers five different alignment alternatives: Align Text Left
Text Right , Center
, Justify
, and Distributed
, Align
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like in the drop-down list to set the line spacing. Select More and the Paragraph
dialog box will open and show as follows:
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(2) In the Spacing section you can select the exact distance between the lines that
you prefer.
(3) Click OK to complete the operation.
2.3.7. Shading
Click the arrow of the Shading icon
shading color that you would like for a word or paragraph from the Fill list.
Furthermore, by choosing More Fill Colors option at the bottom, you can choose
more fill colors.
Tips: When you add shading, it only applies to the word or paragraph you selected
rather than to the whole page.
2.3.8. Setting Borders
Click the Outside Borders icon
of different borders from the drop-down list to apply to the selected text or words.
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2.4. Styles
A style is a collection of formatting instructions that you can use repeatedly
throughout the document to improve efficiency and presentation.
2.4.1. Using a Style
To use a style:
(1) Position the cursor in the paragraph whose format you want to change.
(2) Click the arrow of the Settings icon at the end of the Home tab and choose the
Styles and Formatting option in the drop-down list. The Styles and Formatting task
window will open and show at the right side of the window. See below:
(3) The main styles will be displayed in the Style and Formatting task window.
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When you select one of them, that style will be applied to the paragraph in which the
cursor is located.
Tips: It is quicker to select the style you like by clicking it on the Home tab. If you do
not see the style you want, click the
Style option. The New Style dialog box will open. You can also click New Style in
the Style and Formatting task window to open the New Style dialog box:
2.4.3.
(4) Select StyleRef from the Field names drop-down list; choose a style in the Field
code such as text.
(5) Click the OK button to complete the operation.
2.4.4. Modifying the Style
If you are not satisfied with the default style or the style you have customized, you
can modify it by the following steps:
(1) Click the arrow on the Settings icon at the end of the Home tab. Choose the
Styles and Formatting option and open the Styles and Formatting task window.
(2) Select the style that you want to modify in the Pick formatting to apply section,
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and then choose the Modify option in the pop-up menu by right-clicking:
(4) If you want to check and modify more options, select the Format option from
the dialog box and modify any options you like.
(5) Click OK to close the dialog box.
Tip: If you modify the style by the Styles and Formatting task window, all other
documents in the same text style will also be modified.
2.4.5. Applying a Style
There are two ways to apply a style:
(1) Click the style that you prefer presented in the Home tab.
(2) Open the Style and Formatting task window and simply click the style you
prefer in the Pick formatting to apply list. It will be applied.
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(3) Select the style that you want to modify in the Pick formatting to apply section.
Choose Delete in the pop-up menu by right-clicking and you can delete the
user-defined style.
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2.5. Editing
2.5.1. Finding
To find a word or phrase in your document, you need to:
Click the arrow on the Find and Replace icon
(1) Select Find option in the drop-down list and open the Find and Replace dialog
box, shown as follows:
(2) Go to the Find tab, enter the text you want to find in the Find what text box.
(3) Select the Find Next button to start the search, if the search option is not in the
text, there will be a dialog box alerting you that Kingsoft Writer has finished
searching the document.
(4) To search for the next result matching your search option, click Find Next again.
(5) Click Close to return to the text.
2.5.2. Going To
To find and go to a word or phrase in your document you need to:
(1) Click the arrow on the Find and Replace icon
(2) Select one of the Page, Section, or Bookmark options in the Go to what section.
(3) Enter corresponding page number, section number or Bookmark name in the box
and then press Next to go to the specified location in the document.
(4) Press Close to exit.
2.5.3. Replacing
To find and replace a word or phrase in your document you need to:
(1) Click the arrow on the Find and Replace icon
Replace option in the drop-down list and open the Replace tab as follows:
(2) Enter the text you want to replace in the Find what text box.
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(3) Enter the text you want to replace with in the Replace with text box.
Tip: If you do not enter any characters in the Replace with text box, the program will
delete all results matching the search criteria.
(4) Click the Find Next button to start the search. When a match is found it will
return to the document to display the text. You can then do one of the following:
To replace the text with what you have entered in the Replace with text box,
simply click Replace button.
To replace all of your search results in one move with the same replacement, click
Replace All button.
Click the OK button to return to the Find and Replace dialog box, then click the
Close button to return to the document.
When you find the results of incorrect replacement, you can click on the Undo
button
2.5.4. Selecting
To find and select a word or phrase in your document you need to:
Click the arrow on the Select icon
To select something hidden, stacked, or behind the shape of the text, select the
Select Objects option, and then draw a box in the shape of the above.
To select table with dashed borders, choose the Select Table with Dashed
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Borders option.
Select the Selection Pane option and open the Selection Pane task window. You
can get a whole look of the shapes on the current document.
To select other objects, such as pictures, graphics, or charts, press and hold the
Ctrl key while you select the object.
3.
. Choose the
Page Break option in the drop-down list to insert the page break.
Tips:
To delete a page break, place the insertion point at the end of the last page, and
then press Delete.
(2) Press Backspace key to delete the odd page section break.
3.3. Tables
Tables in Kingsoft Writer are made up of multiple rows and columns, in which you
can insert items such as text, numbers, and graphics in order to help you carry
analysis more quickly and present information more conveniently.
3.3.1. Inserting Tables by the Toolbar
To insert a table using the Toolbar:
(1) Position the insertion point where you want to insert the table.
(2) Click the Table icon
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(4) Release the mouse when you are satisfied with the dimensions of the table..
3.3.2. Inserting Tables by the dialog Box
To insert a table using the dialog box:
(1) Position the insertion point where you want to insert the table.
(2) Select the Insert Table option in the Insert Table drop-down list to open the
dialog box as follows:
(3) Enter the number of rows and columns you want and choose the appropriate
column width.
(4) There are two options in the AutoFit behavior section:
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Fixed column width: column width becomes an exact value that can be specified
in the adjacent numerical scroll-through list.
Auto column width: the width of the columns is the same as the width of the
page.
in the aforesaid Table Style tab to specify the line of the table borders.
(4) In the editing area,drag the mouse to draw a table in the size and shape that you
need.
(5) When you are satisfied, release the mouse.
(6) Click the Draw Table icon to draw horizontal, vertical, or diagonal lines in the
box to form a cell.
(7) After you have finished drawing your table, click Draw Table icon again, this
will revert the mouse back to its normal shape.
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(2) After the mouse changed into the shape of an eraser, press the left mouse button
to begin erasing the lines of the table.
(3) Release the mouse when finished.
3.4.3. Selecting a Cell, Row, or Column
3.4.3.1. Selecting a Cell
Select a cell: Move the cursor to the left of the cell and left-click after it changes
into an arrow pointing up and right to select the cell.
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Selecting continuous cells: Either by holding down the left mouse button and
dragging it over the desired cells, or by selecting the first cell and clicking the last
cell you need while holding the Shift key.
Selecting non-continuous cells: Select the first cell and individually click every
other cell that you need while holding the Ctrl key.
Selecting a single row: Move the cursor to the left of the line and click after it
changes into an arrow pointing up and right:
Selecting a single column: Move the cursor to the top of the column and click
after it changes into a black arrow pointing downwards to select the column:
Selecting several continuous rows or columns: select the first row or column and
then select the last row or column that you need while holding the Shift key.
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Using the Select All icon: place the insertion point anywhere in the table and the
Select All icon will appear at the top left corner of the table. Simply click this
icon to select the entire table.
Using the shortcut key: place the insertion point anywhere in the table and press
<Ctrl+A> shortcut key to select the entire table.
Right clicking: place the cursor within the table and right-click the mouse to open
the context menu. Choose the Select Table option to select the entire table:
Select part of the table area with dashed borders. The steps are as follows:
(1) Click the arrow on the Select icon in the Home tab and choose the Select Table
with Dashed Borders option in the drop-down list, or drag the right mouse button to
start this function automatically.
(2) Drag the intersection of the dashed border over part or the whole table. The
intersection of the dashed border and the table will be highlighted. Release the mouse
to select this region. If you have nested tables, the nested tables in the selected area
are also highlighted as below:
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Click anywhere outside of the table to cancel the selection of cells, rows, columns or
the table.
In addition, click to select cell, row, column, table, etc. The steps are follows:
(1) Move the insertion point to the cell of the table, choose the Table Tools tab in line
with the Home tab.
(2) Click the Select Table icon
Select Cell, Select Column, Select Row, Select Table, and Select Table with
Dashed Borders based on your requirements.
3.4.4. Entering Contents into the Table
To insert text in the table, move the insertion point into the cell where you want to
insert text, and then insert the text. If the text you entered exceeds the cell width, it
will automatically wrap to the next line and increase the row height. If you want the
cell to start a new paragraph, press the Enter key and the row height will increase
accordingly.
If you want to move to the next cell to insert text, you can click the cell with the
mouse or press the Tab key to move the insertion point, and then enter the appropriate
text.
3.4.5. Formatting Contents in the Table
You can set the font, font style, font size, color, alignment, etc. of the text in the cell.
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Place the insertion point anywhere in the table and press the <Alt> key and the left
mouse button. The cursor will change into this icon
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(4) When the table reaches the proper size, release the left mouse button.
3.4.7. Table Properties
You can set table properties, including the alignment, wrapping, row height, column
width, and cell size by using the Table Properties dialog box.
3.4.7.1. The Alignment of a Table
There are altogether nine styles of alignment and you can choose any of them by the
following steps:
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(1) Place the insertion point anywhere in the table, and select the Table Tools tab.
(2) Select the Table Properties icon. You can also right-click and choose Table
Properties option from the context menu:
(3) Select one of the alignment styles in the Alignment section of the Table tab.
(4) Click OK to exit.
(5) Or you can click the arrow on the Alignment icon in the Table Tools tab and
choose any of the styles you prefer in the drop-down list.
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(4) Select the Borders tab and choose Table in the Apply to drop-down list.
(5) Select the border pattern in the Setting section.
(6) Select the style of the border line, such as the double-line option in the Style
section. Meanwhile, an effect figure will appear in the Preview section.
(7) Select the color of the border in the Color drop-down list and select the width of
the border line in the Width drop-down list.
(8) Click OK to exit.
To set different border for different cells within the same table, for example to change
the bottom border line of the sixth row of a table into a thicker line by the following
steps:
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(1) Place the insertion point to the left of the sixth row of the table. After the cursor
changed into an arrow, click the right mouse button to select the whole line:
(2) Click the Table Properties icon and open the dialog box.
(3) Click the Borders and Shading button and open the Borders and Shading
dialog box.
(4) Select the Borders tab and choose Cell in the Apply to drop-down list.
(5) Select Custom option in the Setting section.
(6) Select single line in the Style section, select the color red in the Color drop-down
list, and select 1.5 pt for the border line in the Width drop-down list.
(7) Click the Bottom border button
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Right-click the mouse and open the context menu. Select the Delete Cells option
to delete cells.
Place the insertion point in the cell where you want to insert rows or columns. Go
to the Table Tools tab and select any command you want. You can choose the
Insert Above, Insert Below, Insert Left, and Insert Right options. Select one
option based on your requirements.
Place the insertion point in the cell where you wish to insert a row or a column.
Right-click and select the Insert option in the context menu and choose any of
the Columns to the Left, Columns to the Right, Rows Above, Rows Below,
and Cells options in the drop-down list:
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to combine the
selected cells.
3.4.9.2. Splitting Cells
To split cells:
(1) Select the cell that you want to split into multiple cells.
(2) Choose the Table Tools tab, click the Split Cells icon
Split Cells dialog box.
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(3) Enter the number of columns or rows that you prefer into the Number of
columns and Number of rows insertion box.
(4) If you select several cells, you can select the Merge cells before split check box
to combine cells before split.
(5) Click OK to complete the operation.
3.4.9.3. Splitting Tables
Kingsoft Writer provides a table splitting function. There are two ways to use this
function:
in the table and choose the Split Table by Column option only by selecting a certain
column in the table.
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(3) Once you are satisfied with the new row height, simply release the left mouse
button.
Adjusting the Row Height by the Table Properties dialog Box
The steps are as follows:
(1) Select the desired number of rows for which you want to adjust the height. Go to
the Table Tools tab.
(2) Click the Table Properties icon and open the Table Properties dialog box.
(3) Select the Row tab. Shown as below:
(4) Choose the Specify height check box and set the exact height in the text box to
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the right.
(5) The Row height section offers two options: At least and Exactly.
If you select At least, the row height will always be the minimum possible and
will automatically adjust to the content.
If you select Exactly, the row height will be a fixed value. If the contents in the
cell exceed this fixed height, Kingsoft Writer will not display or print the
exceeded contents.
(6) In the Options section, there are two check boxes: Allow row to break across
pages and Repeat as header row at the top of each page.
If you select the Allow row to break across pages check box, any overly long
lines will be split and displayed in separate pages, as opposed to having the whole
line moved to the next page.
The Repeat as header row at the top of each page check box is only effective
when adjusting the row height from the first row.
(7) Clicking either the Previous Row button or the Next Row button will allow you
to set the height of the other rows.
(8) Click the OK button to complete the operation.
3.4.10.2.Adjusting Column Width
You can quickly adjust the column width by using the mouse or the Table Properties
icon in the Table Tools tab. Here you can specify the exact column width.
Adjusting Column Width by the mouse
The steps are as follows:
(1) Move the cursor to the right border line of the column whose width you want to
adjust. The cursor will then change into a double sided arrow.
(2) Hold the left mouse button to drag to the right or to the left. A dotted line will
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To adjust the width of a certain cell, select a cell and drag the right hand
when the selected cell border moves closer to the adjacent cell border. It will
automatically stop when approaching the minimum space, shown as below, which
greatly improves the efficiency of adjusting the borders.
3.
Pressing the Shift key while holding the left mouse button will only alter the
column width of the selected cell without affecting the adjacent column width.
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(4) Choose the width in the text box to the right of the Preferred width section.
(5) Click the Previous Column button or the Next Column button to set the width of
another column.
(6) Click OK to finish.
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Tips: Kingsoft Writer can automatically adjust the column width according to the size
of the window. Simply place the insertion point in the table, click the AutoFit icon in
the Table Tools tab, and choose the AutoFit to Window option in the drop-down
menu.
3.4.11. Setting the Alignment in the Table
The steps to set the alignment in the table are as follows:
(1) Select the cell that you want to set the alignment and go to the Table Tools tab.
(2) In the Table Tools tab, choose the alignment style you prefer in the drop-down list
by clicking the Alignment icon shown as below:
desired text direction either in the drop-down menu or you can open the Text
Direction dialog box, shown as follows:
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(3) Select your desired text direction, and click the OK button to exit.
3.4.13. Fast Calculation in a Table
Kingsoft Writer provides simple calculation methods such as sum, average, maximum
and minimum. To use these functions, follow the steps below:
(1) Place the insertion point in the cell where you want the calculation results to be
displayed.
(2) Select the Fast Calculation icon
and open
You can also open this dialog box by clicking the Table icon in the Insert tab and
selecting either Convert Text to Table option or Convert Table to Text option at the
bottom.
3.4.16. Formula in the Table
3.4.16.1.Automatically make Calculations by the Formula Icon
The steps are as below:
Method 1:
(1) Automatically make calculations by the Formula icon.
(2) In the Table Tools tab, click the Formula icon
dialog box:
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(2) You can enter the corresponding formula in the Field Codes enter box. See the
following figure:
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(3) When finished, right-click and select the Toggle Field Codes option in the
drop-down menu to yield results.
Method 3:
(1) Place the insertion point in the cell where you want the calculation results to be
displayed, and then press <Ctrl+F9> to insert the field markup { }.
(2) Enter the formula consisted by =, function, number and cell name.
(3) Right-click and select the Toggle Field Codes option in the drop-down menu.
The formula calculation result will then be displayed.
Caution: Do not use the keyboard to insert the field markup.
(3) Open the corresponding folder and click the desired picture displayed in the dialog
box. The selected file name will automatically displayed in the File name text box.
(4) Click the Open button to insert the picture into the current document.
Tips: You can also open the folder where the picture is located, select the picture, and
drag it to the appropriate location to avoid the tedious search.
(8) The More Contrast icon and Less Contrast icon in the Picture Tools tab allow
you to adjust the saturation of the image. The higher the contrast ratio, the less the
shade of gray; the lower the contrast, the more the shade of gray.
(9) The More Brightness icon and Less Brightness icon in the Picture Tools Tab
allow you to adjust the brightness of the picture. The more the brightness, the more
the shade of white; the less the brightness, the less the shade of white. See below:
(3) In the Apply to section, you can choose Selected pictures or All pictures in
document options.
(4) In the Change resolution section, select the type of resolution that you want to
apply.
(5) In the Options section, choose Compress pictures or the Delete cropped areas
of pictures check box.
(6) Click the OK button to compress the selected pictures.
3.6.1.3. Changing Pictures
To change the original picture to another picture, follow the steps below:
(1) Select the picture and open the Picture Tools tab.
(2) Click the Change Picture icon in the Picture Tools tab, or right-click the picture
and select the Change Picture option in the context menu, and open the Change
Picture dialog box.
(3) In the Change Picture dialog box, choose the picture which you wish to replace
the original picture with.
(4) Click the Open button to exit.
(5) The original picture will be changed into to the picture that you want and the
document layout will be exactly the same as before.
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3.7. Shapes
3.7.1. Inserting Shapes
Open the Insert tab, click the Shapes icon, and choose the shape you wish to draw.
Then the cursor will change into a cross and you can draw the desired shape.
3.7.2. Shape Styles
After drawing a shape, you can add special effects to it, including change the lines,
the fill color, add shading, and three-dimensional effects.
3.7.2.1. Changing Shape Lines
To change the line style of the shape you have drawn, select the shape and open the
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Outline drop-down menu in the Drawing Tools tab. You can then choose your
preferred line weight in the Weight list.
To set the dash style, select the Dash Style option and choose a dashed line or
dotted line in the Dash Style list.
To set arrow style, select the Arrow Style option at the bottom and choose one of
the arrow styles in the drop-down list.
Tips: To set the exact width of the line, dash and arrow, you can right-click the shape,
select the Format Object option in the context menu, and set the exact width in the
opened Format AutoShape dialog box.
3.7.2.2. Changing the Shape Fill
To fill in objects with different colors, patterns, textures, and other effects, follow the
steps below:
(1) Select the shape and open the Drawing Tools tab.
(2) Click the icon and select the color you prefer in the Fill drop-down list, shown
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below:
If you select No Fill option from the Fill list, the picture will become
transparent.
You can also set Gradient, Texture, Pattern, and Picture in the Fill
drop-down list.
(3) Select the Gradient option and open the Gradient tab in the Fill Effects dialog
box:
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(4) Set up the fill effects in the Fill Effects dialog box, and click the OK button.
3.7.2.3. Line Color and Styles
Kingsoft Writer provides a number of line color and styles. To choose one simply
follow the steps below:
(1) Select the shape.
(2) Open the Drawing Tools tab and choose the click the Outline icon.
(3) If want to set the line style, Writer offers Patterned Lines, Weight, Dash Style,
and Arrow Style options.
(4) Alternatively, you can double click the shape, and open the dialog box shown
below:
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Adjust manually
(1) Select the picture or shape that you want to re-size and 8 little squares will
in the context menu, and open the Format AutoShape dialog box.
(2) Go to the Crop from section in the Picture tab, enter values into the Left, Top,
Right, and Bottom text box to crop the picture by the desired size.
(3) Click the OK button when finished.
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To crop the picture horizontally or vertically, move the cursor to any of the
four handles on the side of the picture. To crop the picture along the
diagonal direction, move the cursor to any of the four handles in the four
corners of the picture. The cursor will automatically transform into a
double-sided arrow facing opposite directions.
Hold the left mouse button and drag the cursor to the re-sizing direction, a
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dashed box will appear indicating the potential amount of the picture that
will be cropped.
Release the left mouse button when satisfied.
(4) The
3.10. Inter-operations
In Kingsoft Writer 2013, the inserted contents are divided into two categories: text
and objects. The latter category includes tables, text boxes, pictures, AutoShape,
WordArt, and a variety of OLE objects. This chapter will show you how to deal with
the inter-operation between objects and text, and between objects.
3.10.1. The Inter-operation between Objects
In Kingsoft Writer, the inter-operation between objects focus on three areas:
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As you can see from figure 2.6-1 Kingsoft Writer provides six alignment options:
Align Left, Align Center, Align Right, Align Top, Align Middle, and Align
Bottom.
The following example shows how to align multiple objects:
(1) Hold the Ctrl key and select three objects that you want to align:
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(2) In the Drawing Tools tab, select Align Center and Relative to Page options in
the Align drop-down list. The effect should look like below:
Effect
Distribute Horizontally
Distribute Vertically
Equal Height
Equal Width
Equal Size
3.10.1.3.Grouping
Sometimes you may need to combine multiple objects to form a larger object for
convenience:
(1) Hold the Ctrl key and select three objects in the document.
(2) Right-click and select Grouping / Group option in the context menu.
After combining the objects, if you want to cancel the combination, simply select the
combined object and right-click. You can then select Grouping / Ungroup option in
the context menu.
3.10.2. The Inter-operation between Objects and Text
The inter-operation between objects and text mainly focus on objects wrapping.
There are two wrapping options: one is in front of the text, the other is behind the text.
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(2) Go to the Wrapping style section in the Layout tab and select Behind Text
option:
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3.11. Chart
To insert a chart in the current document, follow the steps below:
(1) Put the cursor to the place where you want to insert a chart, open the Insert tab,
and click the Chart icon.
(2) A default chart will be inserted into the document and the corresponding
Spreadsheets window will pop up where you could set the values of the chart.
(3) The changes you made in the Spreadsheets will be displayed in the chart inserted
in the Writer document.
3.12. Links
3.12.1. Creating Hyperlinks
To create a hyperlink, follow the steps below:
(1) Select the text.
(2) Open the Insert tab and click the Hyperlink icon. The Hyperlink dialog box will
then open and show as follows:
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(3) The Text to display box will show the content that you had selected in step (1). If
you have selected a text, you can edit it directly.
(4) Select the type of hyperlink you want in the Link to tab.
Select the Existing File or Web Page option and choose the text or web page
address that you want to link to on the right.
Select the Place in this Document option and the title or bookmark name of the
current file will appear on the right. You can then choose the file position where
you want to insert the link.
Select the E-mail Address option, enter the E-mail address into the E-mail
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address text box, and enter the E-mail subject into the Subject box, shown as
below:
(5) Click the ScreenTip button at the top right corner to open the Set Hyperlink
ScreenTip dialog box. Enter the tips you want to show when putting the mouse
pointer put over the inserted hyperlink.
(6) Click OK to exit. The created hyperlink will appear in blue and underlined.
3.12.2. Bookmarking
You can quickly locate a specific section in a document by using the bookmark
function. To set up a bookmark simply:
(1) Place the insertion point to the place where you want to insert the bookmark.
(2) Open the Insert tab, select the Bookmark icon, and open the Bookmark dialog
box, shown as below:
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(3) Enter a bookmark name, or choose an existing bookmark name, from the
Bookmark Name text box. Then click the Add button at the bottom left to add a
bookmark.
(4) If there are numerous bookmarks in the document, you can choose a sort method
by going to the Sort By group. You can sort by name or by location.
(5) If you want to go to the specific location of a bookmark, select a bookmark from
the list box and select the Go to button at the bottom of the Bookmark dialog box.
(6) Click OK to complete the operation.
3.12.3. Cross-Referencing
A cross-reference is usually used to refer to items contained in the same document.
Cross-referencing can help users to find the contents they are looking for as soon as
possible. It can also displays the the structure of a book in a more systematical and
compact way.
To insert a cross-reference, follow the steps below:
(1) Enter the cross-reference introductory text in the document, such as the
cross-reference techniques, see chapter three ". Select the text.
(2) Open the Insert tab and select the Cross-Reference icon. The Cross-reference
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(3) In the Reference type box, select the item type that you want, such as the
Heading option.
(4) In the Insert Reference to box, insert the necessary information, such as Head
text.
(5) In the For which heading list, select the target item, such as 2.7.3.
Cross-Referencing in Figure 3.125.
(6) To jump to the referenced item, choose the Insert as hyperlink check box.
Otherwise, the content will be inserted into the selected item directly.
(7) Click the Insert button to add the cross-reference.
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You can either directly add information into the header and footer section presented at
the top and bottom of the page, or use the icons presented in the Header and Footer
tab.
3.13.2. Page Numbers
Page numbers are highly useful in the navigation of multi-page documents. You can
manually insert page numbers, set a different page format, and specify the starting
page number of the current document.
3.13.2.1.Inserting Page Numbers
To insert page numbers by the header and footer, follow the steps below:
(1) Open the Insert tab and Click the Page Number icon. The Page Number
drop-down list will open and show as below:
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(2) Select the page number type you prefer in the Header and Footer section.
(3) After selecting one of the page number type by directly clicking it, the Header
and Footer section will appear at the top and bottom of the current page and you can
modify the page number by the Modify page number and Delete page number
menu shown below:
(4) In the modify page number menu, you can set the Page number format, Page
number position, and Apply to styles in the corresponding section by choosing the
preferred style from the roll-down list in the right.
(5) Select the Page number restart select box to restart the page number and insert
the preferred starting page number in the insert box in the right.
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In the Available formats list, choose the date format you like and click the OK
button to complete the operation.
3.14.4. Inserting Fields in the Header and Footer
To insert fields into the header or footer, open the Insert tab and click the Header
and Footer icon to open the Header and Footer tab. Select the Fields icon in the tab.
The Fields dialog box will open and show as below:
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In the Fields names list, choose the field name you prefer then click the OK button to
complete the operation.
3.14.5. Inserting Pictures in the Header and Footer
To insert a picture into the header or footer, open the Insert tab and click the Header
and Footer icon to open the Header and Footer tab. Select the Picture icon in the
tab. The Insert Picture dialog box will open and show as below:
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Select the picture that you want to insert and click the Open button. You can then
insert the picture into the header or footer.
3.14.6. Navigation
If you need to switch quickly between the header and the footer, click Switch
Between Header and Footer in Header and Footer tab.
If you finish editing the header and footer, select the Close icon at the end of the
Header and Footer tab.
3.14.7. Setting the Header and Footer
3.14.7.1.Creating the Same Header and Footer for Each Page
To reproduce the same header and footer for each page, simply follow the steps
below:
(1) Open the Insert tab and click the Header and Footer icon to open the Header
and Footer tab. All of the different functions of the Header and Footer tab will
show as follows:
(2) Enter text or insert shapes in the header section in the current page and use the
functions shown above to set the header. If you need to insert page numbers, dates, etc.
simply select different commands in the Header and Footer tab.
(3) Select Switch Between Header and Footer icon and move the insertion point to
the footer section in the current page. Then you can enter the text into the footer.
(4) Click Close to exit. In this way, the created header and footer are identical for
each page.
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3.14.7.2.Creating Different Header and Footer for Even and Odd Pages
Creating different headers and footers for odd and even pages is often necessary for
two-sided printing:
(1) Open the Insert tab and click the Header and Footer icon to open the Header
and Footer tab. In the Header & Footer tab, select Header and Footer Options,
and open the Page Setup dialog box. Then select the Layout tab, shown as follows:
(2) Select the Different odd and even check box in the Headers and Footers
section.
Tips: If you want to create a different header and footer for the first page, select the
Different first page check box.
(3) Click the OK button. The title of the header section in the current page will
change to Odd Page Header, shown as below:
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(4) Enter the contents, click the Switch Between Header and Footer icon, move the
insertion point to the footer section, and enter contents in the Odd Page Footer area.
(5) Select the Next Header icon in the Header and Footer tab. The title of the
header section in the current page will change to Even Page Header, shown as
follows:
and footer, for example, change the horizontal position of the header and footer.
(3) To exit, click the Close icon in the Header and Footer tab or double click the
main text.
3.14.7.4.Adjusting the Vertical Position of the Header and Footer
The steps are as below:
(1) Enter the header and footer editing area and open the Header and Footer tab.
(2) Select the Header and Footer Options icon in the Header and Footer tab, and
open the Page Setup dialog box. Then select the Margins tab.
(3) In the Margins section, enter the distance you prefer the header or footer to be
away from the border of the page.
(4) Click the OK button to complete the operation.
3.14.7.5.Different First Page Header and Footer
To apply different first page header and footer, the steps are as follows:
(1) Enter the header and footer editing area and open the Header and Footer tab.
(2) Select the Header and Footer Options icon in the Header and Footer tab, and
open the Page Setup dialog box. Then select the Layout tab.
(3) Select the Different first page check box in the Headers and Footers section as
shown below:
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3.15. Watermark
Kingsoft Writer offers the watermark effect for the pages of the document. To use the
watermark effect, follow the steps below:
(1) Open the Insert tab and click the Watermark icon. The Watermark drop-down
list will open and show as below:
(2) Choose the preferred watermark effect in the drop-down list to add the effect to
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(4) Select the Picture watermark check box and you can choose a picture for the
watermark effect and set the format of the picture.
(5) Select the Text watermark check box and you can set the format of the text for
the watermark effect.
(6) Preview the effect in the Preview box.
(7) Select the range of the watermark effect in the Apply to drop-down list.
(8) Click the OK button to complete the operation.
(9) Choose the Remove Watermark option at the bottom of the Watermark
drop-down list to remove the inserted watermark effect.
3.16. Text
3.16.1. Text Box
There are two types of text box: the horizontal and the vertical. In Kingsoft Writer, the
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(4) Select the text box border and 8 little squares will appear. You can re-size the text
box by these little squares.
(5) Put the cursor on the text box's border and the cursor will change into an arrow
cross. Hold the left mouse button and drag the text box to move it to its new location.
To set the wrapping of the text box, place the cursor on the text box border, right-click
and select the Format Object option from the context menu. Choose Layout tab in
the Format Object dialog box as shown below:
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Choose the Square option in the Wrapping Style section and the effect is shown as
below:
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(1) Open the Insert tab, click the Shapes icon, and select the Comment section in
the drop-down list shown in figure 2.10-4.
(2) Choose one of the shapes from the Comment section, click and drag the mouse to
the place where you want to insert the comment. You are then free to create the
comment and enter contents.
3.16.1.3.Linking Text Boxes
You can connect several text boxes together by creating links among them which will
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allow the text to automatically jump to the next linked text box if the current one
filled up. Similarly, if you delete text in the previous linked text box, text in the other
text boxes will rearrange automatically.
To link text boxes, follow the steps below:
(1) Create two text boxes at different position of the document.
(2) Enter the contents in the first text box and exceed its limit.
(3) Select the first text box and open the Drawing Tools tab.
(4) Click the Create Text Box Link icon
the mouse and select Create Text Box Link option in the context menu. The cursor
will then transform into
(5) Move the cursor to the second text box and select it. A link will then been formed
between the two text boxes. The text will now automatically jump to the next linked
text box when the first one is full.
(6) Select either the Previous Text Box icon or Next Text Box icon to switch
between the two text boxes.
(7) Click the Break Forward Link icon in the Drawing Tools tab, or the Break
Forward Link option in the context menu to cancel the link.
3.16.1.4.Wrapping Among Text Boxes
When you establish the layout of a document, especially with newspapers and
magazines, you may encounter two overlapping text boxes. This prevents the contents
of either text box being fully displayed. Kingsoft Writer can easily rectify this
problem simply by the following steps:
(1) Insert two text boxes, and partly overlap them, shown as below:
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(2) Select the underneath text box and double-click its border. Open the Format
AutoShape dialog box and select the Layout tab, shown as below:
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(5) Open the Text Box tab and choose the Allow text to be wrapped by external
object check box.
(6) Click the OK button to complete the operation.
3.16.1.5.Achieving Multi-line Text by the Text Box
The steps are as follows:
(1) Double-click the text box border to open the Format AutoShape dialog box and
select the Text Box tab.
(2) Choose your preferred options as shown in figure 3.16-9.
(3) Click OK to complete the operation.
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Figure 3.169
3.16.2. Fields
Fields are similar to data and placeholders that can be modified in a document. You
can insert all kinds of information and preserve them at the latest status by inserting
different fields at different insertion points. Some common functions, like date and
time, are usually realized by the application of fields.
3.16.2.1.Inserting Fields
To insert a field:
(1) Place the insertion point to the place where you want to insert the field.
(2) Open the Insert tab, click the Fields icon, and open the Fields dialog box:
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If you want to update all the fields in a document, open the Home tab, click the
Select icon, choose the Select All option in the drop-down list, and press <F9>.
(4) Click the right mouse button to update and edit fields by the context menu.
3.16.2.3.Deleting Fields
Select either the field or the field result and right-click the mouse. Select Delete in the
context menu, or press Delete on the keyboard to delete the selected field.
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3.16.3. WordArt
WordArt is used to apply special effects to the text. This function allows the user to
decorate, stretch, and rotate the text, as well as to adjust the character spacing.
Moreover, there are further options, such as formatting the WordArt and resetting the
shape of the WordArt.
3.16.3.1.Inserting WordArt
To insert the WordArt, follow the steps below:
(1) Place the insertion point to the place where you want to insert the WordArt.
Open the Insert tab and click the WordArt icon
dialog box shown as follows:
(2) Select the WordArt style that you prefer and click the OK button. The Edit
WordArt Text dialog box will then open and show as below:
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(3) Enter the desired contents in the Text box. You can also set the font type, size,
bold type and italic type of the contents by the available toolbar.
(4) When satisfied, click the OK button to complete the operation:
Once the WordArt has been inserted into the document, you can select to move or
re-size it as you would with other objects. You can also edit the WordArt by the
WordArt tab.
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and open the Edit WordArt Text dialog box. Then you can edit the WordArt in
the dialog box.
To adjust the letters in the WordArt to the same height, simply click the Same
Letter Heights icon
To change the text direction of the WordArt (i.e. from horizontal to vertical, or
vice verse), simply click the Vertical Text icon
in the
WordArt tab. The options offered in the drop-down list include the Left Align,
Center Align, Right Align, Word Justify, Letter Justify, and Stretch Justify,
shown as follows:
To set the character spacing of the WordArt, click the Character Spacing
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icon
in the WordArt tab. The options offered in the drop-down list include
the Very Tight, Tight, Normal, Loose, and Very Loose shown as follows:
To set the format of the WordArt, click the Settings icon at the end of the
WordArt tab and select the Format Object option in the drop-down list. The
Format AutoShape dialog box will then open and you can set the color, line, size,
layout, wrapping, etc. of the WordArt there:
To further change the style of the WordArt, click the WordArt Shape icon in the
WordArt tab and choose the preferred style in the drop-down menu shown as
follows:
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To adjust the position between the WordArt and the text, click the Wrap Text
icon in the WordArt tab and select the preferred wrapping style in the drop-down
menu shown as below:
To add or change the gradient, select the Gradient option. Choose the
Gradient tab in the Fill Effects dialog box, and then you are free to set the color,
transparency, and shading styles of the WordArt.
To add or change the texture, select the Texture option. Choose the texture
you prefer in the Texture tab of the Fill Effects dialog box. To customize texture,
select the Other Texture option at the bottom of the dialog box and choose the
texture you prefer.
To add or change a pattern, select the Pattern option. Select the pattern you
prefer in the Pattern tab of the Fill Effects dialog box.
To add or change a picture, select the Picture option. Find the folder which
contains the picture that you want to use, select the picture, and click the OK
button. If you select two non-contiguous texts and apply one picture fill, each of
the selected text will be filled with the whole picture. Picture can not span over
multiple selected texts.
(3) Click the OK button to complete the operation.
3.17.3. WordArt Outline
To change the outline of the WordArt , the steps are as follows:
Open the WordArt tab, click the WordArt Outline icon, and select the Weight option
in the drop-down list. Then choose a weight you like in the list shown as follows:
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To set the dash style, click the WordArt Outline icon, and select the Dash Style
option in the drop-down list. Then choose a dash style you like in the list.
Tips:
To set the exact width of the line, you can right-click the WordArt and select the
Format Object option in the context menu to open the Format AutoShape
dialog box.
You can also open the Format AutoShape dialog box by choosing the Format
Object option in the Settings drop-down list at the end of the WordArt tab. Then
you can establish the desired settings, and click the OK button to complete the
operation.
Effects
drop-down list. If you want to cancel the shadow effect, select the No
Shadow option.
(3) To customize shadow color, click the Shadow Color icon and choose color from
the drop-down list. You can also select the More Shadow Colors option and open the
Colors dialog box, shown as follows:
(4) Select the color that you prefer and click the OK button.
(5) In the Shadow Color drop-down list, select the Semitransparent Shadow option
to change the transparency of the shadow.
(6) To adjust the size and direction of the shadow, use the icons to the right of the
Shadow Color icon:
Nudge Shadow Up: the shadow will be moved above the object.
Nudge Shadow Down: the shadow will be moved below the object.
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Nudge Shadow Left: the shadow will fall to the left of the object.
Nudge Shadow Right:the shadow will fall to the right of the object.
(5) The four icons offered to modify the angles of the 3-D effect are:
Tilt Up: to move up slightly
Tilt Down: to move down slightly
Tilt Left: to move left slightly
Tilt Right: to move right slightly
3.17.5. Inserting a Drop Cap
Drop caps are often used in formal articles, especially articles in the newspaper.
Kingsoft Writer offers this function for your convenience. To insert a drop cap, follow
the steps below:
(1) Place the insertion point to the place where you want to insert the drop cap.
(2) Open the Insert tab and the Drop Cap icon. The Drop Cap dialog box will open
and show as below:
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(3) In the Position section, select one of the drop cap styles, such as the Dropped
option.
(4) In the Font roll-down list, choose the font style for the drop cap.
(5) In the Lines to drop text box, choose the number of lines that the drop cap will
occupy.
(6) In the Distance from text box, set the distance between the drop cap and the text.
(7) Click OK to complete the operation.
To cancel the drop cap, place the insertion point to the place where you want to cancel
the drop cap. Open the Insert tab and click the Drop Cap icon. In the Drop Cap
dialog box, select the None option and click OK to exit.
3.17.6. Date and Time
It is easy to insert time and date into a document, simply:
(1) Place the insertion point to the place where you want to insert the date and time.
(2) Open the Insert tab, click the Date and Time icon, and open the Date and Time
dialog box, shown as below:
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(3) In the Available formats list, choose the preferred style of date and time.
(4) To update the date and time, select the Update automatically check box. When
you print this file, the printed date and time will be the current date and time.
(5) Click the OK button to complete the operation.
3.17.7. Objects
To insert an object:
(1) Open the Insert tab, click the Object icon and select the Object option in the
drop-down list. The Insert Object dialog box will open and show as follows:
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(2) Select the contents you would like to insert and and click the OK button.
Writer also has the function to insert text located in other files:
(1) Put the insertion point to the place where you want to insert the text.
(2) Open the Insert tab, select the Insert Text from File option in the Object
drop-down list.
(3) In the Insert File dialog box, select the file you need and click the Open button
to insert the file.
3.18. Symbols
3.18.1. Equations
To use the equation editor, follow the steps below:
(1) Place the insertion point to the place where you want to insert the equation.
(2) Open the Insert tab, click the Equation icon and open the Equation Editor:
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(4) Select the symbol you want from the dialog box and click the Insert button.
(5) Choose the Insert button to exit.
Gender
Hobby
(2) Select the form field you prefer in the Insert tab.
(3) Place the cursor after the Name cell and click the Text Form Field icon
in
the Insert tab to insert a text form field here. If you click the Form Field
Shading icon
open the Text Form Field Options dialog box. You can then set and modify the
properties of the form fields:
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(5) Place the cursor after the Gender cell and click the Drop-down From Field
icon
in the Insert tab. Double-click this form field to open the Drop-down
Form Fields dialog box. Here you can set the settings you prefer, as shown
below:
Select the Add button and enter and edit the relevant information in the Item
in Drop-down list box.
Run macro on: you can set the macro operations performed by the Kingsoft
Writer when the cursor is in or out of the text form field.
Field settings: you can set the bookmark name and whether or not to calculate
this field.
(6) Place the cursor after the Hobby cell and click the Check Box Form Field
icon
in the Insert tab. Double-click this form field to open the Check form
Filled Options dialog box. Here you can set the settings you prefer, as shown
below:
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Figure 3.193 The Check Box Form Field Options dialog box
Check Box size: you can set the size of the check box to Auto or Exactly.
Default value: you can control whether the check box will be selected as part
of the default settings.
Run macro on: you can set the macro operations performed by the Kingsoft
Writer when the cursor is in or out of the text form field.
Field settings: you can set the bookmark name and whether or not to calculate
this field.
3.19.2. Protecting the Form Fields
After designing the form fields, you can protect them by either of the two ways as
follows:
form fields. At this point, you can only fill and select the form but not to edit or
delete it. To return to the edit mode, click the Protect Form icon again.
Click the Restrict Editing icon in the Review tab to open the Restrict Editing
task window. Select Set the protection way in the document check box and
choose the Filing in forms option. Then click the Start Protection button at the
bottom and enter the password twice to complete the protection. Click the
Protect Form icon in the Insert tab and enter the password to return to the edit
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(4) In the Apply to drop-down list, select the text direction to be applied either to the
Whole document or from This point forward.
(5) Click the OK button to exit.
4.1.2. Margins
Open the Page Layout tab and click the Margins icon. The Page Setup dialog box
will open. Select the Margins tab as below
(2) Select your preferred paper size from the Paper Size drop down list. If you want
to customize the paper dimensions, use the Width and Height text box and enter
the specific values.
(3) After finishing, click the OK button to complete the operation.
4.1.4. Columns
To set up a column, follow the steps below:
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(1) If you want to display the whole document in the multi-column layout, place the
insertion point anywhere in the entire document. If you want only part of the
document to be displayed in the multi-column layout, please select the
appropriate text, shown as below:
(2) Open the Page Layout tab and select the number of column you want in the
Columns drop-down list.
(3) If you want to set more columns, select the More Columns option at the bottom
of the Columns drop-down list. The Columns dialog box will then open and
show as below
(4) Select the format that you want from the Presets section. For example, click the
option Two.
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(5) In the Apply to roll-down box, specify the scope of the application as either to
the Whole Document or from This point forward.
(6) If you want to establish a line between the two columns, select the Line between
check box.
(7) In the Width and spacing section, enter the values you want for the column
width and spacing, or click the Equal column width check box.
(8) Click the OK button and the result is shown below
(1) Select the text that you want to change from the multi-column to single column
format, or simply place the insertion point in the section that you desire to
modify.
(2) Open the Page Layout tab and select the More Columns option in the Columns
drop-down list. The Columns dialog box will then open.
(3) In the Presets section, select the One option.
(4) Click OK to complete the operation.
4.1.5. Breaks
4.1.5.1. Inserting Page Breaks
Kingsoft Writer will automatically insert a page break when a page is filled up.
However, you can also insert a page break manually if you need to. To insert a page
break, follow the steps below:
(3) Place the insertion point to the place where you want to insert the break.
(4) Open the Page Layout tab and click the Breaks icon to open the drop-down list.
(5) In the drop-down list, select Page Break to manually insert a page break.
Skill
Insert a page break by pressing the shortcut <Ctrl+Enter>.
If you need to remove the page break, place the cursor on the page break, and then
press the Delete key.
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There four varieties of section break, namely the next page section break, continuous
section break, even page section break, and odd page section break:
Insert a Next Page Section Break means to start a new section on the next page.
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Insert a Continuous Section Break means to start a new section on the same page.
Insert an Even Page Section Break means to start a new section from the next
even-numbered page.
Insert an Odd Page Section Break means to start a new section from the next odd
page.
Tip: If you want to delete a section break, just put the mouse in the section break, and
then press the Delete key.
4.1.6. Line Numbers
Kingsoft Writer offers the function to number each line in the document. To use this
function, follow the steps below:
(1) Open the Page Layout tab and click the Line Numbers icon to open the
drop-down list. Shown as below:
(2) The default option is None which means that there is no line number in the page
of the current document.
(3) Choose the Continuous option and each line in the current document will be
numbered in a continuous order.
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(4) Choose the Restart Each Page option and the number of each line in the current
document will restart every other page.
(5) Choose the Restart Each Section option and the number of each line in the
current document will restart every other section.
(6) Choose the Suppress for Current Paragraph option and the line or the
paragraph where the cursor stays will not be numbered.
(7) Choose the Do Not Show Line Number for Blank Line option and the line
number in the blank line will not be displayed.
(8) Choose the Line Number Options at the bottom and the Line Number Options
dialog box will open and show as below:
(9) Select the Add line numbering check box to add line number to the current
document. Set the values, namely Start at, Count by, From text, and Numbering.
(10) Click the OK button to complete the operation.
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(2) In the Setting section, select one of the varieties of the border, such as None,
Box, and Custom.
(3) In the Style list box, select the style of the border line, such as the double line,
the dotted line, etc.
(4) In the Color drop-down list, select the color of the border line.
(5) In the Width drop-down list, select the width of the border line.
(6) In the Apply to drop-down list, select the application scope of the border.
(7) The potential changes you have made will be displayed in the Preview section.
(8) When satisfied, click the OK button to complete the operation.
4.2.2. Adding Borders and Shading to Text
In addition to adding a border to the pages, you can also add borders and shading to
the text and paragraphs.
4.2.2.1. Adding Borders to Text
To add a border to text, follow the steps below:
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(1)
(2)
Open the Page Layout tab, click the Page Borders icon, and open the Borders
and Shading dialog box. Select the Borders tab as shown below:
(3)
In the Settings section, select one of the varieties of the border, such as Box,
Custom, etc.
(4)
In the Style list box, select the style of the border line, such as the double line,
the dotted line, etc.
(5)
In the Color drop-down list, select the color of the border line.
(6)
In the Width drop-down list, select the width of the border line.
(7)
In the Apply to drop-down list, select the application scope of the text border.
(8)
The potential changes you have made will be displayed in the Preview section.
(9)
(2) Open the Page Layout tab, click the Page Borders icon, and open the Borders
and Shading dialog box. Select the Shading tab as shown below:
(3) In the Fill select, select the preferred fill color for the shading.
(4) In addition to adding color shading to the text, you can also add a shading style
and corresponding color to the text in the Patterns section. Select the preferred
style and color in the Style and Color drop-down list for the shading.
(5) Set the application scope in the Apply to drop-down list.
(6) The potential changes you have made will be displayed in the Preview section.
(7) When satisfied, click the OK button to complete the operation.
(1) Check the title in the document to ensure that they have a consistent heading style
format.
Tips: To apply a heading style (see supra 1.4.1 Using a Style), position the insertion
point in the title, and click the preferred heading style displayed in the Home tab. If
you do not see the style you want, click the
(2) Place the insertion point where you want to insert the table of contents, which is
usually at the beginning of the document.
(3) Open the References tab, click the Insert TOC icon, and open the Table of
Contents dialog box. See below:
(4) In the Tab leader drop-down list, you can specify the distance between the title
and the page number.
(5) In the Show levels text box, you can specify the title level that will be displayed
in the table of contents (e.g. If you select 1, only level 1 heading will be displayed
in the contents. If you select 2, level 1 and level 2 heading will both be displayed
in the contents).
(6) Selecting the Show page numbers check box and the corresponding page
number will be displayed beside each title.
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(7) Selecting the Right align page numbers check box and the page numbers will be
aligned to the right.
(8) Selecting the Use hyperlinks check box and each item in the table of contents
will be automatically linked to the corresponding contents.
(9) The mode of table of contents you have created will be displayed in the Print
Preview section.
(10)When satisfied, click the OK button to complete the operation. The results are
shown below:
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If you select the Update page numbers only option, then only the numbers of
the existing catalog will be updated without any change to the table of contents .
If you select the Update entire table option, the whole table of contents will be
updated.
Skill: If you want to copy the whole table of contents to another file, and then save it
or print it alone, you must disconnect its links with the original text. Otherwise, errors
will occur in the page numbers when you save and print it. The specific method for
this is to select the whole table of contents and press the <Ctrl+Shift+F9>
combination key.
5.1.3. Adding Text to the Table of Contents
To add text without a heading style into the TOC, follow the steps below:
(1)
Select the text that you want to add to the table of contents.
(2)
Open the References tab and click the TOC Level icon.
(3)
(4)
(5)
Repeat steps (1) to step (4) until all the intended text is displayed in the table of
contents.
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(3) If you want to insert a footnote, select the Footnotes option and choose the
location of the footnote as Bottom of page or Below text.
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(4) If you want to insert an endnote, select the Endnotes option and choose the
location of the endnote as End of document or End of Section.
(5) Open the Number format drop-down list in the Format section and select a
number format.
(6) Enter the starting number in the Start at box.
(7) Select either Continuous, Restart each section, and Restart each page options
in the Numbering drop-down list.
(8) You can also enter a symbol in the Custom mark section or click the Symbol
button and select a special symbol in the Symbol dialog box.
(9) Click the Insert button to complete the insertion of the footnote or endnote.
(10)Enter the text into the footnote or endnote at the bottom of the page. See below:
endnote.
If you want to copy the footnote or endnote:
(1) Select the the footnote or endnote.
(2) Move the cursor over the note and hold the <Ctrl> key while dragging the mouse.
You can then copy the note to a new location, and insert text into the note area.
Tips: You can also use the Copy and Paste command to copy the footnote or endnote.
To delete a footnote or an endnote, select it and then press the <Delete> key. You
should also delete the note reference mark in the document so that the other reference
numbers can update accordingly.
Tips: To see the contents of a footnote or an endnote, double-click on the reference
mark.
5.2.3. Converting Footnotes and Endnotes
Footnotes can be converted into endnotes, and vice verse. To do this, follow the steps
below:
(1) Right-click the footnote or endnote.
(2) Open the context menu and select the Convert to Endnote or Convert to
Footnote option:
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Place the cursor in the text which includes the footnote or endnote.
(2)
Open the References tab and click the Next Footnote/Endnote icon. The View
Footnote dialog box will then open and show as below:
(3)
Select either View footnote area or View endnote area and click the OK
button. You can then locate the footnotes or endnotes in the document.
5.3. Captions
5.3.1. Adding Captions
If you want to add captions to the existing tables, charts, formulas, and other items,
follow the steps below:
(1) Select an item for which you want to insert a caption.
(2) Open the References tab and click the Caption icon. The Caption dialog box
will then open (see figure 4.3-1).
(3) Select the desired label from the Label drop-down list, such as Equation, Figure,
and Table.
(4) If these labels do not meet your needs, click the New label button and open the
New label dialog box (see figure 4.3-2). Enter the name in the Label text box,
and then click the OK button to return to the Caption dialog box. At this point,
the new label will appear in the Label drop-down list.
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(5) Kingsoft Writer also provides the adding chapter numbers function. Select the
Numbering option and open the Caption Numbering dialog box as shown
below. Choose the Include chapter number check box which will allow you to
add chapter numbers to the document.
(6) Click the OK button to complete the operation. If you want to add text, you can
enter the text after the caption mark. See below:
(7) To delete a caption, select the caption and press the <Delete> key. After deleting
this caption, Writer will automatically update the numbering for the rest of the
captions.
Skills: If you have inserted related captions to a document, you are able to link these
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information (the recipient and fax number in this example) into each version, thus
quickly finishing your work.
By the Mail Merge function, you can create:
A set of labels or envelops: where the information of the sender are identical
while the information of the addressee are different from each other.
A set of form letters, E-mails, and Faxes: where the basic information are
identical, meanwhile contain specified information, like name, address, etc.
A set of numbered coupons: where the contents are identical while the number
contained by each coupon is exclusive.
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(3) Click the Mail Merge Recipients icon to edit the recipient list.
(4) Click the Insert Merge Field icon. The Insert Merge Field dialog box will open
and show as below. You can set the match between the Address fields and the
Database fields.
(5) Search the field results by the record number and preview the contents of the
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mail.
(6) Then merge the results and send the merged mail. You can also merge the results
into a new document, into different documents, and into the printer based on
your need.
Tips:
You can check which kinds of files are accepted as the data source by the Open
Data Source dialog box. Simply select the arrow on the Files of type roll-down
list.
Kingsoft Writer turns the items in the data source to fields that it can identify.
Support the import of database which can be used not only in the Mail Merge, but
also be directly imported in the table. The data used in the Mail Merge could be
word-processed into merge fields and imported into lists identifiable by the text,
thus to be edited and revised.
The information of the database could be imported by the way of field. At this
point, only one database is allowed to be imported in each document. If it is
imported in the Mail Merge, the data in the table will be deleted.
You can identify the items according to the physical number and customize to
print.
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(2) If you made a spelling mistake, the correct Suggestions will appear. You can also
click the Options button to specify the conditions.
(3) Open the Application Menu at the top right corner of the screen and click the
Options icon at the bottom right. Choose the Check Spelling tab as shown
below:
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(4) In the Check Spelling section, you can select and deselect the check box to set
the conditions for spelling check.
(5) Click the Custom Dictionaries button and the Custom Dictionary dialog box will
open and show as below:
(6) Here you can modify, customize, add, remove, etc. the dictionaries according to
which the document is spell checked by the Writer.
(7) Click the Close button to return to the Check Spelling tab.
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(3) Choose a different spell checking language and click Set as Default button. To
switch back, simply repeat the above steps.
6.1.3. Word Count
The count the number of words in a document:
(1) Place the insertion point anywhere in the document. If you want the statistics for
a specific paragraph, select the paragraph.
(2) Open the Review tab and click the Word Count icon. The Word Count dialog
box will open and reveal the document statistics as below:
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(3) If you want to include footnotes and endnotes in the word count, select the
Include footnotes and endnotes check box at the bottom.
(4) Click the Close button to exit.
Open the Review tab and select the Change Tracking Options in the Track
Changes drop-down list. The Options dialog box will open and you can then
select the Track Changes tab as below:
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(2)
In the Markup section, you can adjust the Insertions, Deletions, and
Comments Color options.
(3)
(4)
Select the Change User Name option in the tab and you can enter the Name,
Initials, Mailing address, etc. here:
(5)
Open the document that you want to modify, and open the tracking changes
mode.
(2)
You can edit the document as an ordinary document. However, any changes to
the document will be marked. See below:
Tips: To view a change, place the cursor in the change section. The prompt will open,
including the name, time, and operation of the change.
(3) There are four options in the Display for Review section: Final Show Markup,
Final, Original Show Markup, and Original. The following figure
demonstrates the Original Show Markup option which displays all of the
changes made to the document. If you want to clearly see the effect of the
revised document, select the Final Show Markup option.
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(1) Open the Review tab and click the Delete icon.
(2) The Delete drop-down list will then open and show as below. You can choose
either the Delete Comment option to delete the current comment, or the Delete
All Comments in Document to delete all the comments in the document.
To accept all the changes, open the Review tab and click the Accept icon. Select
the Accept All Changes in Document option in the Accept drop-down list.
To reject the changes, open the Review tab and click the Reject icon. Select the
Reject Change or Reject All Changes in Document option in the Reject
drop-down list.
If you want to view and cycle through the changes, open the Review tab and
click the Previous or Next icon.
Open the Review tab and click the Restrict Editing icon at the end of the tab.
The Restrict Editing task window will open at the right. See below:
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(2) Select the Set the protection way in the document check box and choose one of
the Read-only, Tracked changes, Comments, and Filling in forms options.
(3) Click the Start Protection button at the bottom and the Start Protection dialog
box will open and show as below:
(4)
(5)
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Promote to Level 1: promote the text where the cursor stays to the highest level of
the outline.
Promote: promote the text where the cursor stays to a higher level.
Outline Level: displays the outline level of the text where the cursor stays. You
can also quickly adjust the outline level of the text by this icon.
Demote: demote the text where the cursor stays to a lower level.
Demote to Body Text: demote the text where the cursor stays to body text.
Move Up: move the text where the cursor stays up within the outline.
Move Down: move the text where the cursor stays down within the outline.
Show Level: displays the outline level of the text where the cursor stays.
Show First Line Only: choose the Show First Line Only check box and only the
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first line of the multi-lined text paragraphs in the document will be displayed with
the end of the paragraphs omitted.
Show Formatting: choose the Display Formatting check box, all the text in the
document will be displayed in the established format.
Update TOC: click the Update TOC icon to update the Table of Contents directly.
Close: click the Close icon to close the outline view mode and return to the view
mode.
screen to open the Application menu and select the Print Preview option. This will
take you to the print preview mode and you can adjust the preview effect in the Print
Preview tab shown as below:
Click the One Page and Two Pages icon in the Print Preview tab.
Click the mouse to switch between one page and two pages. When the cursor is
in the
shape, click it and the document will be displayed in one page. When
pages.
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Tips: Click the Close icon at the end of the Print Preview tab to close the Print
Preview mode.
7.1.2.3. Printing the Document
(1) If you need to print the document, click the icon
of the screen to open the Application menu and select the Print option. The
Print dialog box will open and show as below:
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(2) In the Printer section, you can set the name of the printer, and check the printer
status and type among other things. In the Name drop-down list, choose the
printer you want to use.
(3) Click the Properties button, open the dialog box, and set the paper source and
other relevant options.
(4) When finished, click the OK button to return to the Print dialog box. Click the
OK button again to complete the operation.
the full screen mode. Click the Close Full Screen icon at top right corner of the
screen to exit the full screen mode.
7.2.3. Web Layout Display Mode
Open the View tab and click the Web Layout icon. The document will be displayed
in the web page format. Click the Print Layout icon to return to the print layout
display mode.
7.2.4. Document Map
To open the document map: Open the View tab and click the Document Map icon.
The default mode is Invisible. In the Document Map drop-down list, you can select
the Place on Left, Place on Right, and Invisible option to set the location of the
Document Map pane.
7.2.5. Ruler
To display the ruler in the window, select the Ruler check box in the View tab.
You can use the ruler to indent paragraphs. The indentation marks are shown as
follows:
Drag the Left Margin marker to control the position of the left border.
Drag the Right Margin marker to control the position of right border.
Drag the First Line Indent marker to change the starting position of the
the first character in the first line of a paragraph.
Drag the Hanging Indent marker to change the starting position of all
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Options icon at the bottom right to open the Options dialog box. Choose the View
tab:
(2) In the Show section, select or deselect the Startup task window check box to
complete the operation.
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the displaying styles in the drop-down list, namely the Horizontal, Vertical, and
Cascade options. Then all opened documents will be displayed side-by-side
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in the View tab and the documents will be displayed side by side. If there
are more than two documents, the Side by Side Window will pop up as below:
Here you can select the document you prefer to compare with the current document.
Click the OK button to complete the operation.
Re-click the View Side by Side icon to close the mode.
(4) Synchronous Scrolling: Select the Synchronous Scrolling icon
in the View tab and the two currently open documents that are displayed side by side
will scroll synchronously when you move the mouse up and down the page.
(5) Reset
icon
Window
Position:
select
the
Reset
Window
Position
in the View tab and the currently two side by side documents
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8.
The functions offered in the last tab-the Section tab is partially overlapped with those
offered in other tabs. However, by grouping these functions together, user can editing
the sections in the document more easily and conveniently.
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